Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-12-08
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Try us for fine job printing.
A lot of new shoes at Musser's
shoe store.
Sunday night we had little more
or the much-needed rain.
See the change in Mussers' shoe ad-
vertisement in this issue.
According to our Bellefonte ex-
changes diphtheria is prevalent there.
Mr.. G.. r. Garrett, of near Rebers-
burg, was one of our callers last Satur-
day.
Mr.. VIM. Harter, of Hartleton.
passed through town on Tuesday after
noon.
The Lutherans of this place had a
general cleaning of their church last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Danl. w. Zeigler. of Penn Hall,
paid this office pleasant visit on Tues
day afternoon.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Millheim B. & L. Association next
Monday evening.
Sick headache positively cured by
the use of Shedd's Little Mandrake
Pills. One Pill dose.
The butchering season has about
come to close and people can now
live "on the fat of the-porkers.
Mrs. Mary A. Cassel, of Harris
burg, was visiting relatives and friends
in and around Millheim, this week.
The year has four seasons, and
during all those seasons keep bottle
of Joseph's Oil on hand. Only % cts.
Mr.. Smith formerly associate editor
of the Centre County Times, now has a
position on the Keystone Gazette, Belle
fonte.
The best thing I. ever saw for
Coughs, Colds, or any irritation of the
Throat is Shedd's Excelsior Cough
Syrup.
The crevices, in the walls of the
knitting factory are being closed with
strips to make the building more air
tight
The town council has changed the
time for its regular meetings from the
first Monday to the first Saturday OF
each month.
The Weiser homestead on Main
street was sold the other day to Henry
Zerby for $500. and the snitbshop to
VIM. Weiser.
Mr.. Henry Brown, of this place.
left for Lock Haven on yesterday MORN
ing to take in as much of the Culvey
murder trial as possible.
-Phllipsburg is building new
school house that will cost $50, 900 and
which 1. is said will be the finest in the
county when completed.
Mr.. Aaron Smull has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Mrs.
Catharine Smuli, late of Miles town.
ship, deceased. See notice elsewhere.
Mrs. Baker, of Lock Haven, a
niece of Christ Woodllng. of Haines
township, was a visitor at Harvey Con
fer's residence, on Penn street, last
week.
The Lutherans of MiddIeburg, Sny-
der county. contemplate building new
church in that burg, in fact they are
about making arrangements to 60 ahead
with the work.
An old and reliable snow prophet
by the name of Daniel Noll, residing
in Kelly township. Uniun county, pre-
diets 20 SHOWS for this winter, one OF
them haYing fallen.
Try a pair of the Wonen's and
Misses Gloye grain shoes at Mnssers
shoe store. The softest and most COM
Portable, as well as the best wearing
every day shoe made.
On Tuesday night of last week the
interior of the PackerHouse in Sunbury
was damaged by fire to the extent of
$3OOO.- The twenty guests of the house
escaped through the windows.
Squire Herring and wife, Penn Hall,
and Mr.. Osman and other gentlemen,
of Centre Hall. were noticed among the
audience at Rev. Steck's lecture in the
Lutheran church last Saturday evening.
-Jobnny, one Of JacobAlter g younger
sons. is again afflicted with infiamma-
tory sbeup atism. This is the third time
the yeaHg sufferer is down with that
dreadful disease in the past Is months.
Mr.. Shem Spigelmyer. OF the firm
of Gbeen & Spigelmyer, returned to
his home in Mffiinbnry last week,
having erysipelas in his face, which
units him for business. We hope he
will soon be able to return cured. Mr.
SLem Spigelmyer, Jr, is here to take
his father's place in the store.